A .bat file to close two services running in background

Question

I have a Windows 7 computer with three accounts (in hierarchical order):

1. Administrator (with password) type Administrator
2. Guest (with a password different from that of Administrator) type administrator
3. User (no password) type Standard user

On User's account, how can I create a batch file that once launched performs the following tasks:

• Stop the service called Teamviewer active in the background
• Stop the service Panda Cloud Office Protection
• Open the browser explorer in "InPrivate mode"
• Delete from the window event registry the three action previously held

A second batch file would serve to come back to the original situation, so it should operate like this:

• Close the browser
• Activate the service Panda Cloud Office Protection
• Activate the service teamviewer
• Delete the event log window of these three actions after having carried out

The two files would be launched in need through links on which it was previously activated the option Run as Administrator.

I want to avoid entering each time the administrator password or the guest to confirm the execution of the batch (I know both passwords).

Ultimately I would like to disable the two services with a click without I'll be prompted for the password, and without this being stored in the event log. Once I will end my search on the internet all will be set to the initial state just with a second click on the second .bat file.

Answer 1

If the services you refer to are Windows Services non admin users cannot stop or start them without elevating permissions. If you're talking about removing logs from the windows event viewer, that must also be done with admin privileges, and even then I think you can only clear the entire log, not selectively remove certain entries.

All of those things, if allowed to standard users, would be huge security holes in the OS. I don't think its possible to do what you want (except launch IE in InPrivate mode).